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Emergency dental care in Wenatchee

In pain? Start with a call.

We reserve time in our schedule for emergency situations. Call if you are in pain or unsure whether you need urgent treatment.

About this care

Emergency Dentistry

Dental pain and injuries can be difficult to judge without an examination. Calling early allows the Green Dental team to ask a few questions, provide appropriate direction, and determine how soon you should be seen.

Severe swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, major facial trauma, or another life-threatening situation requires emergency medical attention. Call 911 rather than waiting for a dental appointment.

What to consider

Reasons to call promptly

Pain or swelling

Persistent tooth pain, facial swelling, or a painful area of the gums should be evaluated.

A damaged tooth

Call about a chipped, cracked, loosened, or knocked-out tooth and describe what happened.

A lost restoration

A lost filling, crown, or other dental restoration may leave a tooth vulnerable or uncomfortable.

Your care path

From question to clear next step.

  1. 01

    Call the office

    Describe your symptoms, when they began, and whether an injury occurred.

  2. 02

    Follow immediate guidance

    The team will explain what to do while you wait and how urgently to come in.

  3. 03

    Get a clear treatment plan

    An examination identifies the cause and the appropriate next step.

Common questions

Helpful answers before you call.

Can Green Dental see dental emergencies?

Yes. The practice reserves time in the schedule for emergency situations. Availability varies, so call as early as possible.

What should I do after hours?

If you have severe swelling affecting breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, major trauma, or another potentially life-threatening condition, call 911. Otherwise, call the dental office and follow the available instructions.

Should I wait to see whether tooth pain goes away?

Call if you are in pain or uncertain. A team member can help assess urgency, but an examination is needed to diagnose the cause.

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